Salary
≈ $118k – $274k per year (Estimated)
Location
In office (Washington)
Seniority
Staff
Employment
Full-Time
Overview
Company
Impact
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TeleSolv Consulting has an immediate opportunity to work with the Federal Government as a Mid-Sr. level Data Analytics Team Lead with prior Federal Government Agency experience for a client of ours.
This person will be required to work on-site at the client's Washington D.C. location.
In this role, the ideal candidate will lead data analytics initiatives to support performance management and decision-making for the client's programs.
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